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[Search & Filtering](/categories/search) 4. / 5. xavrsl/ldap ActiveLibrary[Search & Filtering](/categories/search) xavrsl/ldap =========== Add Ldap Search possibilities to Laravel v1.5.2(10y ago)233.9k17[4 issues](https://github.com/XavRsl/Ldap/issues)[1 PRs](https://github.com/XavRsl/Ldap/pulls)MITPHPPHP >=5.5.9 Since Feb 14Pushed 9y ago5 watchersCompare [ Source](https://github.com/XavRsl/Ldap)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/xavrsl/ldap)[ RSS](/packages/xavrsl-ldap/feed)WikiDiscussions master Synced yesterday READMEChangelog (6)Dependencies (1)Versions (12)Used By (0) LDAP package for Laravel 5.x ============================ [](#ldap-package-for-laravel-5x) This package is an attempt to provide a way to search through an Ldap Directory like you would query a database with Eloquent. It now also comes with a AuthUserProvider so that you can hook it in as a AuthProvider for your Laravel app. In order to accomplish that, I have stolen very large pieces of this great package : [Adldap2/Adldap2-Laravel](https://github.com/Adldap2/Adldap2-Laravel/) The only reason why I'm not using **Adldap2-Laravel** for my projects is because it doesn't support OpenLdap yet, so if you use ActiveDirectory, go check it out ! Installing ---------- [](#installing) Require it from your command line : ``` composer require xavrsl/ldap ``` Add the service provider to config/app : ``` Xavrsl\Ldap\LdapServiceProvider::class, ``` Add the facade to the alias array (also in config/app): ``` 'Ldap' => Xavrsl\Ldap\Facades\Ldap::class, ``` You then need to publish and customize the config file to indicate the location of your ldap server and also set your dn, attributes etc. : ``` php artisan vendor:publish ``` You're now ready to use this package ! Usage ----- [](#usage) First remember to set ALL your config parameters. All sections have been well documented in the comments. Any attribute that you want to retrieve MUST be specified in the 'attributes' array. This may seem strange but the reason I built this package was because I needed a way to query an LDAP Directory every two seconds on a big list of users. So I needed Caching. The only way I was able to cache all the fields was by providing a retrieved attributes array. - Return an attribute from one member of your organisation : ``` // First possibility, with find/where methods and get Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->get('displayname'); // Second possibility, using an alias for the get method Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->displayname; // Third possibility, attribute in camelCase format Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->displayName; // If default attribute is set to 'uid' in conf, you can use the short method Ldap::people(8162)->displayname; ``` All those possibilities should return the same string (our user's displayname) : ``` Bobby Blake ``` - Return multiple attributes for a single member of organisation : ``` // Let's directly use the short method Ldap::people(8162)->get('displayname, mail'); // May as well use an array instead of a string Ldap::people(8162)->get(['displayName', 'mail']); ``` This should return : ``` array(1) [ '8162' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake" 'mail' => string (22) "bobby.blake@domain.org" ] ] ``` If you change the key in your config to some attribute like 'login' for exemple, you get : ``` array(1) [ 'bobblake' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake" 'mail' => string (22) "bobby.blake@domain.org" ] ] ``` **NOTE :** You don't need to add the 'key' attribute's value in the 'attributes' array in the config. The package does that for you. - Return multiple attributes from multiple members of the organisation : ``` // Let's use the short method again Ldap::people('8162, 128')->get('displayname, mail'); // Same thing using arrays Ldap::people(['8162', '128'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']); // Longer syntax Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', ['8162', '128'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']); // Base your search on another attribute Ldap::find('people')->where('login', ['bobblake', 'johndoe'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']); ``` This should return : ``` array(2) [ '108' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (8) "John Doe" 'mail' => string (20) "john.doe@domain.org" ] '8162' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake" 'mail' => string (22) "bobby.blake@domain.org" ] ] ``` You can also return all the attributes you've set in the 'attributes' config property : ``` // The long way Ldap::find('people')->where('login', ['bobblake', 'johndoe'])->get(); // The short way Ldap::people('108, 8162')->get(); ``` - Query the Ldap Directory based on a wildcard : ``` // The long way Ldap::find('people')->where('login', 'bob*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']); // The short way (assuming you have set the 'filter' attribute to 'login' in config) Ldap::people('bob*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']); // Also works with multiple wildcards Ldap::people('bob*, john*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']); ``` You get a result looking something like this : ``` array(2) [ '108' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (8) "John Doe" 'mail' => string (20) "john.doe@domain.org" ] '4021' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (10) "John Smith" 'mail' => string (22) "john.smith@domain.org" ] '8162' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake" 'mail' => string (22) "bobby.blake@domain.org" ] '9520' => array(2) [ 'displayname' => string (12) "Bob McCormac" 'mail' => string (24) "bobby.mccormac@domain.org" ] ] ``` You get the idea !! - Authenticate against the Ldap Directory : ``` // Depending on the filter attribute you've set in the config Ldap::auth('bobblake', 'm7V3ryStr0ngP@ssw0rd!') ``` Will simply return **TRUE** or **FALSE**. **NOTE :** Don't forget to set the dn attribute in config for user authentication. --- TODOs : ------- [](#todos-) There is still a lot of work ahead to make this package complete. Here's a list of what you could expect in the future : - Create / update attributes from the Ldap. For now, the package can only read the Ldap. - Query multiple Organisation Units (Ldap branches, or OU. ex. : People, Groups, Mail, ...). This should work pretty soon... - Use Active Directory and Open Ldap. For now, only Open Ldap directories work. ### Health Score 35 — LowBetter than 77% of packages Maintenance17 Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained Popularity29 Limited adoption so far Community16 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity65 Established project with proven stability Bus Factor1 Top contributor holds 93.5% of commits — single point of failure How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. Uses a 2-year decay window. **Popularity (30%)** — Total and monthly downloads, GitHub stars, and forks. 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